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Someone being born in (modern day) Bosnia and has represented that country in the international competition, just like in the case of Gordić, clearly indicates the fact that he has Bosnian nationality/citizenship. And although according to the sources presented: [1] that his ethnicity is of Serbian (see Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina), that doesn't automatically grant him Serbian citizenship/nationality, unless he wen't through the application for the Serbian citizenship which he didn't (according to the sources). That being said, any removal of phrase that he is a "Bosnian Serb" in lede when there is a source for it (and w/o any explanation), should be treated like a blatant vandalism.--AirWolftalk06:33, 21 June 2015 (UTC)[reply]
